The phrase "a very creditable and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is deserving of respect or admiration, often in the context of achievements or qualities.
Example: "Her performance in the play was a very creditable and impressive display of talent."
Alternatives: "a highly commendable and" or "an admirable and".
"Nonetheless, to score points with both cars in what was a decidedly technical race is a very creditable achievement and constitutes a solid platform from which to move forwards from here on in".
Drouhin makes a very creditable basic Chablis, and the 2010 is less than $20 a bottle.
The hosts went to great lengths to stage a very creditable opening ceremony and should be commended.
5.06pm BST Kevin Stadler came home in 32 strokes yesterday, with birdie at 10 and eagle at 13 - pitching in from distance - and carded a very creditable 68.
As for Hopkins, who's always been a terrific impersonator (his Tommy Cooper, I swear, is peerless), he makes a very creditable Hitch, although the fat suit and prosthetic make-up reminded me of Catherine Tate's Derek Faye character.
Gibney became involved when Armstrong defiantly decided to have another crack at the Tour de France in 2009, submitting to the fierce anti-doping inspections and achieving a very creditable third place.
On the intro he turns in a very creditable impersonation of a Hungarian gypsy violinist, and later becomes an Arab temple drone.
Portadown man Marshal Neill took a very creditable sixth position in the Superstock 1000cc class and Magherafelt's Paul Jordan was seventh in the Motostar event.
What this was, on a night of searing heat and clammy humidity in Ukraine, was a very creditable draw.
Skiing in Andalucia can be great though - the Sierra Nevada resort (www.cetursa.es), 30 minutes' drive from Granada, has 23 lifts and a top lift that rises to a very creditable 3,300m.
